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hands is the most used tool in Humanity just from eating to everything else
they even react if your feet hurt then you sometimes hurl your arms down to
hold the leg and remember you need your arms to pull yourself around in the
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Brilliant! I was deceived by doctors at first and began eating gluten again
and getting more sick and wondering why! I've definitely atrophied enough
now, though I think dairy has become more of a problem than wheat, for
whatever reason. I'm sad about that as I loved butter and ghee... but now I
cook with animal fats. I would love a more animal friendly option, but red
meat is a real healer for me, and does not bloat me or cause constipation
as some claim.
I heard from some other paleo folk that its common for some to have allergies to ALL forms of milk protein, even ghee. I also have a very sensitive stomach and problems with bloating, im on FODMAPS, and dairy is a nono. Too much fat is very hard for me too. I'm swaying back to vegetarianism/veganism after new research came to light for me, but can accept occasional supplementing with healthy meat / fish may be beneficial, in the absense of supplements even necessary. Nutrition facts dot org was my newer source of info. Lots of interesting studies on meat eaters vs plant based.
celiac disease is a serious condition. i had elevated liver enzymes (not
anymore!); I believe it was due to celiac disease. avoiding gluten is like
a full-time job -- it's almost everywhere!!!
I get nauseous and dizzy, headache. And my worst reactions include these waves that come over me that feel like I am going to pass out any minute.Before I cut out gluten I thought I had arthritis because I had pain in my feet, hips and hands and I had a bloated stomach everynight. Those are gone now, and I sleep better.. My daughter has skin conditions but refuses to cut out gluten.
+Riley Wells, at least labeling foods is getting better. i enjoy watching cooking shows on tv -- it seems like more than half of all recipes have some type of flour (or sugar) in it. i keep thinking "can we make something without sugar or grains?" -- right now my diet is similar to paleo.
+Simon Benjamin Throwing it in everything is also a newer practice that wasn't done nearly as much a few decades ago. For example it is used as a thickening agent by immoral food companies (like soup companies) who also use HFCS and MSG when they can easily use anything else. It can even be used as an anticaking agent, when many wheat-free options are available. It cross-contaminates a lot of naturally gluten free foods likes nuts and chips because the manufacturers want to save money and pump out food on just one line. It is mixed in with cornbread products which is one of the first things someone new to gluten-free living learns. And it's in every other sauce and packaged product on the market, usually for no good reason.Seriously, no one's family recipe has wheat flour in the homemade tomato sauce, beef strew (gluten in the meat, yes really), or scrambled eggs and hashbrowns.
Why aren't you addressing what flour is processed with: bromides. they are
harmful to health like fluoride. Also why don't you discuss historic wheat
and the new brown dwarf wheat.